New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
HUNDREDS or THOUSANDS BEQUEATHED.
HE liberal GIFTS or FREDERICK II. c'ssii'-
MANY CHARITABLE BfQrEsTs.

HE LIBERAL GIFTS OF fRbDEkItA IL N'"'A
MANY CHARITABLE REQUESTS.
By the Will OF Frederick H. Cossitt which was adn''ei
ia proaic by Surrogate Rollins yesterday, all his honse
hold effects Including his works of art carriages hoEsos
harness. watches and olal ornaments arc give" "
his children. Among the bequests are the iolo"i"s
TO his sister, Frances A. Tamaigc. $4,000; Henry T.
Talmadge. 1000: jamie 7. Lambert $lo'o"' hH
ward Barnes. 10000; Frederick H. WElle sio'o'v'
George c. White jr., $4,000; Mrs. 5. l. W. Van re''
900: Mrs Mary Hill, wife OF l. NJ Hill. S1o,ooo;
Mrs Mary Isabella Banks, Mrs Nellie l. lol"rook ana
Mrs Elizabeth l. Anderson So 600 each; Mss Mary L.
White. the Rev. Lewis p. Cossit $1,000 each; 'nc o"
rem OF Frederick G. Cossitt and Edward Co'sit %3ooV
Miss Helen NJ. Andrus, $1,000
requests for public and charitable uses arc a., 80
follows: The town OF Granny, conn., @iooo'
Tor free library; the Chidren Aid society the iioc
for Incuraes at Fordham the House of Rest Tor ON
sumptves fremont. the Woman's Hospital OF Tue
state OF New York. Luke's Hospital the Young Men
Christian Association Of the City Of NcwiorE ana VIC
Young Womens Chrstas Associate on in this city, So'o"
each the Presbyterian Hospital in this city, the shelter
ing Arms the Colorcd Home. the New-iork Jnvehile
Asylum the Childrcns Fold. the New-lork Infant Asy
ln,n the Nationa! Temperance society and fubncatOh
House The Christian Home FOR incorporate Women INC
Aew.York Christian Home for Incorporate Men, tue
Church Mission 10 Deaf Mues, tho American bple 30
cety the society for the Suppression OF vice
and the Ncw-York society for the Relief OF the hnpted
and Crippled all located in this city. S2,3Oo each'
Alfe interest in 10000. o. which the Central lrs'
CO. il appontcd trustee Is given to his three daughters
Uelen Nj. Juilliard, Elizabeth X stokes ana Nay v
Dodge and III case death OF either or Two Oh these
their to the survivor or SURVIVORS. Ou'
of the income OF this trust fund tho daughters arc
auesed tOpay the following life annuitlrs: flieilA ~
Hiiard and AEn Cosst 500 year cach each Oh 'nc
daughters OF the Rev NchOas j. Marsellus loo year
The residue OF the income Is TO be applcd 10 inc am
and support Of worthy poor persons ana such
client purposes the daughters may uce'"
proper life interest ia S3O.OoO LOT ehoi,
! Il given the test3tor'S brother the ieV. ioail
steele Cossit. the children Of the lat fr anu MS
sis Ell sarah NJ White For Mary j.. the vile OF inc fev
T. :. Cossitt and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Goodman ne
estates In $1,000 each provided Each oi thc oI'
lowing are to have tho of So 900 Tor ilte; Mrs'
| Cotharips A. Beebe Miss Florence II. Wright. Mrs
Augusta Neyins the cv. Frederick b. Cosstt coryeH
| Cosstt Mrs Lucy G. Williams and Mrs Permeiia Az
wood His sonsin-law Augustus ID. Jullllard ihoihas
| stakes and George h. Dodge receive SlOo.Ooo eaei'
The executors directed 10 pay to tue tetao son.
Frederick II. Cossitt for life the Income deriVeu noh'
| $500 900. aud at the death OF the latel 10 ENe
| $4,000, If he Is under age mo liro,no
| derived from that 10 tho sstatoI
grandson Frederick H. Cosstt 3D. TIC later Is 10 nave
an additional income derived from r1oOCo untIi no Is
hty years old then H Is to he given 10 hlin aso
ucIy The and profits Of the real estate are 70 p
equally divided among his three daughters Tor hie anu
the residi- OF the estate Is divided among them Ine
ccIiors are his sDnn-law. Augustus ID. Julu]ru ht'
biothcrn-law. IienTi Talmadgc his ncphcw hshIy 4.
TLlDadge, and Edward W. Barnes Inc Centi'i II nss
COMPANY substituted executor LOT cLher VI
those that may die. The will is dated July 20 1854